The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-01-26
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kind repards in a smiley and fitting snepch
rather outdoino anv former attemnt at
sneecb.mai,ing of he with which ,ye arc
familiar. After prayer had been offered by
nev, MI. Lees, refreshments were seTVeu
oohsistlhg Oh lce-creatn, cake anu coliee'
;. tne col,iPany 'ook lhelr departure WISH,
ls M anu m H. lIicnaru many years vi
,happih Us ahu o,iao ohey WIN hVe w c ere
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s t Us hVnoG heN. - w lees preacneu
aL .ne Me ;,i p c,rci, last ouIloay rn eH-
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Braintree.
THOMAS A. SMITH has received q pension
with over 5000 back nav. - John A -,
Smith, Jr., who is at work in Felchville, is
az oI nome S on on. business - 49, an oyster1sup-
ir, ~ t ne mnai, VI s,u ta ~ WI pe
3aseh III .lio c""Icn NeSorE thls wv eunes-
W. oNbninS, oahuai dry ~ -, h siy
or,s Ln,,sn q, pon ~ ni,'o nlo d..
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Corinth.
REV. II. +. JAMES preached az the center
been absent tbe two nrevions Sahhatbs
- Rov Mr. lanes from Canada bos
been nreaching as n candidate at the
Meadows We understand that bis salary
il raised ana be viii co,nmenco about Fl, q
will i've at C,nnfsville IN acconnt Of tho
school w n u Averv 10 goining
thnuob verv slowly - Mise Uannab
berry il mo hetter. int docs nnt fail varv
fast - The weather has bnen very cola
dnring tbe mast week rearhing nearlyS forty opt,,
dav morning tuesday was the coidest
during the dav-ten below in fine mornino
and eiohteen below in the evening. - (
nraise meeting il held at the division ronms
every Sabbath evening at seven o'clock.
Orange.
Rrv Avn Mas r r RocKwoon who
have heen stonnino at + p Iord,s since
Christmas. went TO Sonth Woodbury. last
week Mr. Rockwood is 70 nreach there
- On account of Tho cold weather rho
basket festival was nor very we'll attended
last Tuesday evening - Mr. Znlev
| Raves IL verv sick will inaa,nmatio, If tbe
bo,yels win n Carr il nnite sick viii
nnenmop;a - Tho tbaw ~ Saturday
ppi,h, and Srn,iov sattIad ,ho ara,' n 80
dnaI Witch Vii y,al,a ti,e ,vnrl, Of tha i,,n
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North Randolph.
MERCURY registered forty-two degrees he
low zero here "Wednesday mornin9' -
,fenness & Rennett are yisiting ~" fri.nds i,
drawn in TO the tannery unite extensively
but farmers are not doing much at drawinc
lors to mill Tins far. The circle dane,
was we'll attended last week. The next on,
comes off Friday evening. February 1th. a
Enterprise Hall, 1T. S Merrill is still
in a critical condition. Dana shaw ha,
so far recovered from his sickness as to b,
able 70 ride ont, - The Brookfeld cor
net hand assisted nv patterson's orchestra
had a full house last week at Enternris,
Hall. The music from the band as well a,
the vocal and instrumental from the orches
fra was very excellent
west Nahooiph'
THE original Nashville students were her,
Saturday evening. as advertised. The larg
hall was crowded, over seven hundred tick
cts being sold. 1t was a tirst-class enter
tainment. j. V. Newton engaged them
and spent considerable time in working tn
enterprise, which paid him well. - TIL
eleventh annual ball of Fountain Engin
Company, No. /, took place last Frida
evening. Over eighty couples attended tn
dance. The banquet was served at the Re
Lion Inn. Curtis Orchestra furnished mu
sic. IL was "callco ball, ana most @
the ladies' wore PRINT dresses. Mrs. OllVe
Hood had the best and most original styl
of dress, and took the prize of nice hang
ing-lamp. :" One day last week the ten
months-old girl OF H. L. mayer sat dow
on hot register leading from the furnac
and was quite badly burned before sh
could be taken off. - Miss Kat
wheeler OF Bethel mas been visiting J.
town. - Mary putnam OF the Center
M Charles Wbealer has sold bis nro,
erty and will go to Barre to study dentistr
with his brother, Mr.. Briggs - job
Finn is on the sick list - Mr.. and Mr.
Kent of Calais are visiting in town. -
Rev. Il. Gerry supplied for the Congregs
tional church in Rochester Sunday. -
. Albert Wainwright fell from ladder Will
shoveling snow, from his piazza last Frida,
and was picked up insensible. One side
his face was badly bruised and long gas
was cut in his upper lip. He is doing wei
but it will be long time before he will |
able TO work again; :" me Eeu Lio
All nihort '' poedIe vas orce nonmI.r IandIo,
81 tia oi5 Catta ma horeI and ,ua ax~act u
Rad lion viii hs rnn 90 r. abonld he '
{ Tnrr;er and 7 NJ Atwood have hee
an,,o,,od ~ tra,,al Co.. ia Cnnnaot;out 90,
, erai 80 Insnrance Comnanv @ Han,
: TbnnIas ia ;n Rr;stol Ianuary n If acn
bronchitis Tha Jacaased was horn In Pa,
q, dnInb Where he ,nent most Of his life
wal t3o iast ramaining memhar of a lar,
= ta',;i Imo ''1 IIi hrntI'IS, naooa, Aiu
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